western road
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My best guess is that he has taken a calculated decision not to risk significant further investment and I wouldn't even know whether in our trading position we are currently making or losing money
Also whilst NP has done an exceptional job to-date, he seems to have now hit a difficult patch regarding decision making.
The blindingly obvious is that we are very reliant on Fryatt's goals and irrespective of some of the silly criticism he gets - if he doesn't score, we don't win. It all takes me back to the days of Arthur Rowley - who was regularly knocking in 30-40 goals a season and still got criticised for " being too slow" and "being too selfish".
Redditch I agree about Rowley........ but he had inside forwards who played and understood Arthurs capabilities.
Fryatt's case is more that people around him are not on the same wavlength and the oppo know HE is a dangerous player with the ball at his feet, but they also know that there is no supply to feed him